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KNIGHTS AND FARMERS.
They March In she Same Procession
nt Ceneeviiie, Miss-A sherfn's
Adventure, Etc.
loonnEsroSDEScE on mn iFrEALI

loonRKsroSpEEcE op rnE APPEAL
CoFFKKyILLK, Mrs., July MANY
farmers throughout the county who
are members al the Agricultural Re-
lief" attended the picnic at Water
Valley on the 4th met, being Joined
there by the Knights Of Labor. Over
1000 people from the country we're
present and all expressed themselves
extremely we'll pleased with the en-
terrain mentA given them by the Water
Valley Diving Park and North Mlssis-
sippi Blood Stock Association and the
Knights OF Labor. The "Reliefs" and
"K. OF L." have united politically
and II 10 delightful to see
the ease with which these
protestionist and freetraders mingle
and march together.
Mr.. q. X. Cock, sheriG Of the coun-
ty, left water Valley, not long since, 10
attend court nine miles west oil that
place, but on nearing his destination
took the wrong road and became Loot.
After riding around for some time In
vain endeavor 10 sgain find bis way
into the road he had left, he suddenly
came upon cotton field where a man
was busily ploughins, and rode to the
fence with the purpose OF inquiring
his wsy. The stranger, on perceiying
the ehe'ifi, hastily unhiiched his horse,
ran swiftly across the field TO q cabin
which stood on tho other side and
ouickly disappeared. Five minutes
had not elapsed before he reappearet
with large revolver In his hand with
which he fred fge successive
shots ut Mr. Cock, but
the distance beirg too great the sheriff
was unhurt. After apparently empty
ing his weapon the fellow again rar
and vas seen no more. The sheriff
thinking he had stumbled on q moon
sinners cabin, az q distillery Ia knows
to be somewhere In the neiehOorhood
rode on, intending 10 return with ~
sistance, but had not gone ia'i a mile
before he came upon the place iol
which he had started. Here he learn
cd that the young man who free
upon him had formerly been arrested
by the authorities Of Tallahstchi,
county, but had escaped with thu
handouts on. The man eyidentl!
thought Mr.. Cock Intended rearestinI
him, hence his action.
Quiie an exciting time 10 anticipates
next Saturday, a. an effort will b
ma . On that day 10 force the Demo
cratic Executive Committee 10 retfac
lite call for primary election and I
order q convention instead. This
an important occasion and great inlel
est 10 being manifested on both side
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CIVIL ENGINEERS
viii Conclude Their tonyestien
win y banquet.

RoSDour, n. v, July The an
nual convention Of the American So.
ciety Ct Civil Engineers, which began
Its ses,ions at Hotel KaAterskill Fri.
day Of last week, will conclude it,
lsbon Thursday evening with a ban.
qutt Between 800 aud 400 members
OF the society, with their families, are
In attendance. Special fireworks, a
bail, the tociety's formal dinner, and
visits TO the Poughkeepsie bridge, 10
the cement works, and the quarries al
BinnewAtef have been features OF the
occasion. Az the sessions OF the con.
yention for discussion Of technical and
professional snbjeclf, papers upon
"The Inspectol and Maintenance o.
Railway Structures" inspectors snC
Bridge Work" "rhe Behavior Of Nor
tars Under Various Conditions" an,
Experiments In the Testing OF Ce
ments," have been presented, M hay,
been also papers describing the oil,
Dewitt Clinton locomotive and a.
PoughkeepHie bridge.
A, today's session the subjects @
cable railways, present and future, q
seawsgs and its disposal Of the form
OF riway wheels aud rails, Of th
comprosive strength Of steel and iro
members and'o,her professional que
tons are 10 be discussed.
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CHIcAoo, It'll, July IA Tn,, spe.
cial from Lebanon, KY, says; Olel
McElroy and Alexander Renich, local
horse trainers, have been involved in
several quarrels within the past few
days, the last Of which ended hy both
parties resolving 10 put an end 10 the
trouble by taking the life OF his op.
ponent. They met yesterday, and
after exchanging few words McEroy,
who had double barfeled shotgun,
leveled Il nj Renich aud fred, Killing
him instantly. McEiroy Was arrested
and placed In jail.
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CITIZEAS CRAGRIAID.
sT. LOUIS BROKEN UP OVER Mr..
MsmaIf.AAHFtY'~t
He Withdraws His Acceptance Of
the Invitation 10. Visit That
) City This Fall.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July THE Presi.
dents letter to Mayor Francis with.
drawing his acceptance Of the invita-
ton Of the people Of st. Louis to visit
this city during the Grand Army en-
campment has stirred up hot and d.
verified expression Of opinion. The
committee that took the invitation to
the President say that their labor has
bten in vaip, and are strong in their
denunciation Of the men who were In
stl umental in the defeat OF tn Dir plan.
Their friends are equally ditpleased,
especially go as the citizens generally
Of st. Loui. he'd made great effort to
induce the Pret identio make the visit
The cb aQrin was so great with many
that they wished to organic, immedi.
ately TO Invite the Grand Army to ind
another place for their encampment,
and some promised q very icy recep-
ton TO the gallant soldiers. There
were many Others, however, who raw
the wisdom OF the Presidents cours7,
and we're pleased that the city bad
been relieved OF what promised to be
an unpleasant affair. Many feel tn I
the city has been Inundated, and are
indignant about II, but agree that the
Grand Army's encampment shall be
glorious success, and that at some
other time the President shall have :
reception In keeping with the high OIL
Zee he holds.
In regard to this the citiEene com
mittee determined 10 take immediate
stems. and at 4 o'clock this afternoon
assembled in the office OF Mayo
Francis and discussed the situation
II was unanimously conceded 10 D.
an unfortunate state OF shairr, AM
steps we're taken TO have the Presi
dent invited to come at another time
For this purpose Q committee was up
pointed TO draw mp resolutions to D
admitted 10 q mass meeting Of citl
gems that will be called to assemble q
the Merchants Exchange tomorrow
afternoon. These resolutions Will en-
body an invitation TO the President
Welt this city during fair week earl
In October, or at some other time thi
may suit his convenience, and wi
promite him an enthusiastic reception
A citzeIs committee will then be a
pointed 10 again visit the Presidei
ard end,avor TO induce him 70 com
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a brutal Prise Fight of seventy
One Hounds

wmrpBARRK, PA July 7.-oae Of
the most brutal priE, fights that ever
occurred In this county took place
Yesterday near Nan,icoke. The con.
teetants were Thomas Hoar, 81 this
place, and Peter Hurley, OF Nanti-
coke. The fight was TO a finish. Sew.
enty.one desperate rounds were
fought, both men being badly pun.
ished. When time was called ior.the
seyenty.second round, Hoar claimed
he could no. see and said he chad
enough" aud the fight was awarded
/ 10 Hurley.
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alaam. Cran OutIaok.

ST. PAUL, MINI, July7.-some very
gloomy reports are coming from South.
ern Minnesoti about damsge to crops
Of all kinds by drouth and chinch
bugs. The wheh crop 10 badly in
jur,d In spots, and while the general
crop Of the State will be inlly up TO
the average, individual loss In Mower.
Fillmore, Rice and Renville counties
will be heavy. Chinch bugs are de.
stroying the corn In most places, and
that crop will be shortened considera'
bly,. la the central and northern por.
tons Of the State, the crops are al!
right. Crops In Dakota are doing well
everywhere.
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WHITE AND BLACK VEIL.
a Namssr OF Candidates Take the
solemn Vows.

wmKEBAmE, PA, July THE
famous Mslinckrodt Germany Con.
vent, located here, was the scene Of
most impressive ceremonies this morn.
inl. consisting Of the taking Of the
block veil by twenty lady candidates
from varions parts Of the United
States and Germany, and the taking oil
the white veil VOWS by twenty four
Young noyitiates from prominent
cl lee In the United States and Europe,
Many distinguished Roman Catholic
clergymen we're present from all part
Of the country. High mass Was cele'
bratsd AID the ceremonies we're Of th,
most solemn aud impressive charac
ter.
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Trouble win Indians Feared

CHICAGO, Ill, July IA Fargo, ID.
T., special says: Trouble is feared at
Fort Sally and Bennett with the ln-
dams In case the settlers leave for the
East before the Twelfth infantry ar.
rives. Some $500 are located around
these points, and II they are left with
a handful OF men there Is no telling
what they will do. Western people
do not doubt that the Indians would
without any hesitation, take charge II
they cav the military leave. A laIge
number Of these Indians now residing
at the Cheyenne agency figured in the
New Ulm massacre.
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United States District Court against
the General 10 recover sl0,576, which
It was claimed that he had kept while
he was Consul General at London.
The result was q verdict In favor Of
the General. United States District
Attorney Walker carried the case TO
the Circuit Court, which affirmed the
verdict Of the District Court.
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sale Of Printiag Presses, Type, kta-
tiosery nsierisI. Iros Safe,
Us sLs. lfe

No. $50 ChAucefy Court q shelby CAunty,
Tsnn.-S. n, uibton W. Peter Tracy.
10y vittue ofdscTee entered In above cause
ID July I, lsS, | will receive bids a. nv
until Saturday, July b, al o'clock 4. IN. for
the eptitc stock u Merchandise, Printing
Presses, Tyre, Stationery, aud all material
used In lob printing establ lshment. same
pgY btlongiag 70 ItacLt 0iblgn, At NJ. ~
be Inspected.
'S' X. ]. BLACK, Receiver.
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An old DefauIter Dead -.

Bcsros, MASS, July 7.-Werd has
been received here from California
announcing the death in the northern
part o. that state Of Daniel Emm )ns,
who was treasurer OF Everett, Mass.
until seven years ago, when he he1,
leaving q deficiency In his accounts OF
about $4,000. Nothing had teen
heard Of hi n until the announcement
Of his death was received. He was
seventy.hye years old.
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Verde, In PAYER OF Gen. Bad

verdict In PAYER OF Gen. BadeAu.
NV YoRK, July Judge Wallace
today, 10 the United States Circuit
Court, gave a decision In the case Of
the United States against Gen. Adam
BaJes1, Suit wac brought In the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-08
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hniardny. LILY .. 1877.

on premises No. 30 Second street, proceed
10 sell, at public outcry, To the highest bid
der, for cash, the following property bslonE,
ina 10 said estate, .o-vit; One stock Of Gents
Furnishing Goods, some store FIXTURES and
an, JOHN LEAGUE,
Publie Adminietr.io,, and as ,Ssh admins
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-08

QuISISK aud whisky sold In all "a.
loons one dollar per bottle.
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saturday, JAY %. 1857,

on premise, No gl5 Second street, proceed 10
cell. At public outcfy, 20 the Highest biddert
for cash, the property belonging 10 the said
estate, towiti Household and Kitchen faf-
niture. Sale 10 commence Il ~ o'elQek an
JOHN LOAguE,
Public Administrator, and AZ 81, n admins
traitor Of estate u Catherine stong, de-
aaaa.H.
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PubIIc AdmInIsirator'a Sale

once Of Public Admini,ttaiot Of Shelby
County Tenn.-hsmphis' Tenn June ~
N0fIcE Is HEREBY OWN. Ths, !
IN will. ~ administrator Of the estate Of
Catherine StfouE, deceased. on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-08
Public Administrators Sale,

once Of Public Admini,tfa,or Of Shelby Co..
Tonn.-Memphis, Tenn, June %, 1877.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN will, AZ sdminittra,or Of the estate Of
Y. Campbell, deceased, on
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-02-19
THE ELKo. AND, IDAHO RAILROAD.

TEere ism. prof. ON foot to build q
railraud. from Wells TO Shoshone Fails,
Idaho, and we learn that company,
designated rs the EIko nnl Idaho Cen
trail Railway Company, has already
been organized for, the purpose. We
have no objections to tho building Of
this road, provided the company will
put mp the necessary, coin for its con
struction, but sofnr ,as we can Learn the
people of this county are opposed to
saddling Elko county with an immense
debt for the especial benefit of corpo-
ration. II the enterprise will pay, let
the Company build the road by nil
means aud enjoy tho emoIuments OF
their Investment; but when it comes to
Substituting the road by the issuance OF
Eiko county bouds to the extent OF
$4,000 or $4,000 per mile for 100 mics
of railroad leading from Wells north
ward to the Ilnho line, the taxpayers of
this county will enter au earnest pro.
test.
SipcR.the above Was in type we notice
elm TIA petition is being circulated and
signed by the principal taxpayers of
E1o protesting against any subsidy by
this county of the proposed Elko and
Idaho Control Railroad.
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Senate bill No. 100, introduced ny
Mr.. Boyle on Wednesday, and which
passed the Senate on Thursday, author
ICES the incorporation of lottery
company in the Stste of Nevada, and
repeats all Acts in conflict with the pro-
visions of this Act. g.. .-.-.-3s.
Section authorizes J. H. Kinkead,
D. Gree aud jacob Klein to organize
the Nevada Lottery Company" Tor the
purpose of carrying OIL, a. lottery for
twenty years On aud after approval of
the Act. The corporation to be man
aged and controlled 10y a Board Of three
Trustees, who shall be stockholders.
Section ) relates to the drawings and
distribution of gHes and prizes, to be
under the direction of five or nine man,
ayers, two Of whom shah be the Suite
Treasurer and Secretary of Suite.
Section provides that the said cor
poration shall pay to the State fo& the
first year $4,000, and annually there
after ga, 900.
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Another RAILROAD Bill. .

The bill authorizing the Nevada,
Idaho and Montana Railway Company
to construct II RAILROAD from Winnernucca
to the northern boundary of the State
within FIVE years., has passed both
Houses aud Only awaits thp signature
Of che Governor to become u law.
The Aqtautborizes the, Com mission.
srs OF Humboldt county to issue to the
said company, tire. bonds Of Humboldt
county to thu extent Of $4,000 per mile
for stundardI aud $2,On0 for narrow
gunge road for euoh mile for every mile
Of the main track, completed in said
c&unty. The bonds are TO-, draw. 4 per
aspk interest per annum payable an
naslly,. aud the principal to bs. paid at
ANY timsr within twenty-five years al
.he "ptiop Of, the county. Provision is
upads for the Insurance of said bonds,
for the payment. Of the interest aud
ntincipal, and tho faith. of the State of
Nevada - pIrdgeds tlvats the Act shall
notbs repealed or moaIaed. so as to
impair the security of those who shall
hpld.or purchase said bonds,
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COUNTY ORFYcA4L PAPER.
The: RETALIATION RILL..

The sub committee OF tho House Com.
mittee on Forrign A fairs recommends a
substitute bill for thE Senate Retaliatory
bill and; the Belmont bill on. the same
subject. The substitute bill provides
thai when the President il satisfied TINT
American vessels are denied treaty rights
or reasonable privileges i'll Canadian
ports, he may by proclamation prohibit
the entry into Ameri lean ports of vessels
owned wholly or; in part by British sub
jects.. or arriving from Canada or New
1oun,iIand, except when in distress. He
may also forl id the expectation of any
goods, wares or merchandise, or any loco
motive, railroad cur or other vehicle to
Canada or Newfoundland. Tie bill also
authorizes the creation of commission
10 take testimony regarding the damages
inflicted upon American citizens and
American veasels in Dominion ports or
waters.
The passage of bill of tn character,
says the Silver State, will have ten
dency to bring the Dominion Govern
ment to it's senses and settle the tiohrI-
les question. 1t virtually empowers
the. President to suspend nll intercour
with CapAdn and Newfoundland by pro-
hibiting vessels from til il ports from
emit ring our ports, aud the expectation
OF articles which the Canadians need,
and which can b. chen pc
and better in the United States than. in
any part of the Dominion.
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PAYMENT OF ELKO
COUNTY BONDS.
Payable from the Jail Re-
demption Fund.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRoyIs-
l. ions Of an Act entitled ''AD Act to authO:-
ize the County Of Elks to contract debt and
issue b. nds for the construction of a Count y
Jail" approved March 8, 1879. No lie Is
hereby given that II presented ut my ofice in
Flko. Nevada, on or before the Fir TENTH
DAY OF MARCH, 1887. the following Elko
county bond, issued In pursuance OF said Act,
will b. paid. tog ther with interest thereon,
which shall have accrued Al the date present.
ed: Bond Nos ..-
should tn said bond OF be presented with
In the time above specified, then from aiti af-
ter the date named, to vii: TUESDAY. THE
FIFTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, 1887. int. r, st
thereon will cease
Q. W. HULL, County Treasurer.
Elko, New Feb. Is, 1887.
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PAYMENT OF ELKO
COUNTY BONDS.
Payable from the Sinking
Fund.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIL PROYII l.
ions Of All Act e.title. IAN Act to Itfu.. d a
portion Of the bonded debt OF Elko County"
approved january 20, 1881. Notice T. her by
given that If presented at my Office in ElsO,
Nevada, ON or before TUE-DAY. THE FIG
TENTH DAY OF MARCH. 1887 tho follow
ing Elko County Bonds Issued in pursuance , f
sail Act, will b. paid. gether with the inter
est thereon. which shall have accrued at The
Date presented: Ronds Nos. Is. 16 aid IT.
S'ould the said bonds not Dc presented with.
In the time above specified. then from and af-
ter the daie named, to wit: TUE DAY. THE
FIFTEENTH DAY OF MARCH IL, xt, interest
TIT reon will cease.
Q. W. HULL, County Treasurer.
Elko, New, Feb. 10, 1857.
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APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
mo. s5O.l
o. 8. LAND OFHoE, EURxKA. NEy. J,
December 9th, ING, 7;

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that ANDREw j HARRLLL. whose most.
olice address: In Los Angeles, in m.
State Of California, has this day filad
his application fora plte, t for fift4en
hundred iine feet Of the Beat Nina -,
vein, bearlny gold and SILVER with am
face ground six hundred ieet in width
situated IN Sprucemountain Minin1
District, County of EIko aud State ~
Nevada, aud designated 10y the field
notes ind official plat on ii. e in this NJ.
flee rs Lot number 80 md 50. i'm Town
ship 81, Range G3 and "a East IF Nom.
DmOiO base, und said Lot NJ. 80 and
5p being. as follows. to Wit: -
Beginning at pust M l, USS. NJ
80 and 81, from whence corner to Sec.
tons ID, ID, - and 70, T 81 n, Rnnus
Us " III l., bears 3ls4 deg. +, 799 feet
dist. 3 w corner u 5 > No 80, A.
Or, clan Benz bears N so deg "a min
36I 1eet DIST. Incline tunnel on tbi.
claim bears N % deg. Z $50 feet dis,
Tunnel on this claim bears N II X deg
+ 800 lie. dist. Open cut on this CHM
be"rs N "A "a deg w 1,5u3 feet dist
Location Dnint OF this claim bears N IA
\ deg L 391 feet dist. and RUNNING
thence LIST course N 81 deg, E 600 feet
to post marked No gu ) ), No SO h
so, thence 2nd cours N 36 deg W 1850
ieet t. post liked M 3 u ) s. No 80
~ 5O, thence Bird course, ) 81 deg W
feet to post marked M. 4, US s
No. 3S ~ Ill, thence All course, : &c
deg l.. l.5OU feet to place OF beginning.
So much of this survey NJ conflicts
with U 5 No 80, A Grecian Bend
and do, Homesiakr, is hereby ,xclul.
I'd, said conflict being described as fol-
lows: Beginning at the = W corner of
5 5 No 80, A, aud running thence list
course, 67I deg E 4! feet, to a post
marked No 5 u : 5, No 50 L 80, thence
2nd course, 54 deg E 1919 I, ct to post
marked No u 5 ), No SO s. 50, thencs
3rd course. n SO deg, W 37S feet, 10
post marked No 6 U :, M 3S Il 50.
thence 4th Course, az deg, E 426 feet
to place Oi beginning.
Courses expressed from true meridian
WITH magnetic variation Of I7I deg
East, continuing 10 aud So 100 acres
Tue Loo alton + this mine is recorded
In the Il corlers office OF ElkO county,
Nevada. i'll Book 5, of miscellaneous
Records, nnd in Inc Recorders office Of
Spruceihountnin Mining District. Tie
rdJolnlnG cimimS nre Lot 80 A, Grecian
Bend lode, Lot 90 A, Homestead Lode,
Lot Az Friday Lode, aud the Zone Min
ing Claim.
Any ami all persons clniming adverse.
~ any portion of said Is It, Mine or snr.
face ground. are rrquir, Il 10 file their
adverse cinims with She Register of the
United States Land Office ut Eureka, in
the tat" of Nrvnda, during the sixty
days period of publicntim hereof, or
they will he barred by virtue Of the pro.
visions of the Statute.
D. Ii. HALL, Register.
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1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing
Notice of Application for Patent be
punished for the period Of sixty days
t. n consecutive weeks) i'll the ELKo
I'M EPENpENT, u duly newspn per pub.
hshed ut Elko, Ncvadn.
D. II. HALL, Register.
Il IL God. ......
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